davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
jake szybko DORA
biaja sic Polacy W
S"tanisfawowle Mimi.
Stauista,Oowo ] siepnia 81.
Kochany MajsJerku!


w innym liscie doniosfem
CT O o~dwiedzinach Ia
szej parafi Ssiezy Grabowskiego Pa
szczyhskiego,oraz o ofarach ma pre-
niesienie i wewnetrzne urzadzeaie
naszego kosciois, tn zas podam
diva przykiady, i%wiadczace o
szybkiem b~ogaceniu sic u a lu-
dli zaradnych.
Oh. J6zef SzufI,kowski, co to,
iak ma innem mieJscu doniosfem,
$50 ma kosci6f o6arowaf, kiedy tn
przybyf, musiuf W drewniakach isc
do missta, a dis ma 8 koni j DO.
ga jezdzi.
Oh. Jan GraceK juz talk sic
dorobii, 4e wfasna sobie kupif ma
szyne do mfocenia.
Oh. Ciemienski TEL bez centa
przyszed1, a dis on ma pare tad
uych woi6w, i pare fadnych jun
czakow, ktore ma drugi rok pod
iarzmo isc uoga, wogole jest u
nicgo wszystek inwentarz iadny,
TAX samo maszynerye i lnny pc.
rz;dek.
Niedawno dopiero tutej sza
kolonia zatozona, a farmerzy ma
ia JUL po 6 koni, i do tego %jeszcze
woty a ~przeclet o innych kolo-
mach ~jeszcze ME styszafem, azeby
sic nasi TAX szybko dorablali.
Zaczna tel ma iniwa telazna
kolej budowa6 przez nasze kolo-
MIA, a jak tn bedzie gotowa, to
tn dopiero ruch sic rozpocznie j
zycie!
Vice prosze, niechaj Majste-
rex to wiory 20 stanisiawowskiej
obory uloie, jak mole. OWE
dziurki " nosie - skonczyf 10 sic.
Z uszanowaniem
Wojciech KuSnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

sfychad, Be rosyjski minister fin
ans6w czvni s%tarania, ably ma po-
krycie dfugow pahstwowych spree
dano kosztownosci " rosy,jskich
klasztorach, z czego wpfynetoby
500 900. 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
" SPRAWIE DR.. McGLYNN.
New York, l sierpnia
Kochany Majsterku.

Pisaliscie o ekskomunice DR..
McGlynn'a, lecz mic ME wSpomnie
liScie o tenn, IA co 90 w}asciwie
Rzym przesladuje, a przeclez jest
to rzecz, ktora mas biednych robot
nik6w wszystkich ohchodzi.
Dzia}o SIG to z%esz}ej j~esieni
1886 L. PREY wyborach majora i
innych urzednik6w w miescie New
York. Partya robocza, United La-
bon. Party, postawi}a litylko kan
dydata ma majora miasta, w osobie
OBJ. Henry George, Doc masy pre-
jefy sig przesadem moznych chlebo-
dawcow, re robotnik tax W Euro
pie, jak i tn W Ameryce, ME jest
zdatnym do czego innego, jak
tylko do tego, ably %pracowat "a poi
darmo, siedziec i s1uchac, jak ira
wa rosnie.
Skoro sic robotnik odezwie
pnblicznie, to go nazwiaa, jak
nazwali, nihilista, socyalista, anar
chista, malkontentem.
TAX samo sic dzia}o W New
Yorku PREY wyborach miejskich.
DR.. Nc Glyn Il, widzac bez-
prawia z jednej a nelze z drugiej
strony, stana} ME jake kap}an, lecz
jake abywatel (citizen) pc stronie
uciemiezonego ludu.
Kilku katolickim przyw6dzcom
tax zwanej 7anemaany Hall Coun-
ty Democracy powiod}o sic pre-
ciagnac ma swoja strone KS. Arcy-
biskupa Corrigan, ktory zezwoli}
ma %rozdawanie plakatow politycz-
nych pred koscio}ami katolickie
mi, ably katolicy ME g}Qsowali ma
kandydata robotnikow.
A wiecie, kto byli CT katolicy?
Klika urzednikow, kontraktorow
miejskich, ktorzy z dziada pradzia-
da piastuja tie dobrze p}atne przez
robotnikdw oisy czyli biura urze-
dove.
By} take pomiedzy mimi ku-
piec, kt6ry, jak sic wyda}o PREY
sledztwie, pose4a} roznym
%institucyom dobroczynnym W New
Yorku, ma mocy k%ontraktu, setki
workow przepalonej kawy ME do
uzycia. l kt61to ucierpia} ma tenn
- czy ME biedny?
Pasibrzuchy, przewidujac, co
mog4oby spotkac ich pc obraniu
kandydata roboczego, uzywali wszel-
kich podstepow, ably ME dopuscic
robotnik6w do urzedu tax dale
ce, re partye 7anan7any HaN i
County Democracy, ktore dotad
wzajemnie sic przesladowa}y, po-
}aczy}by sic, aby sic nadal utrzy
mac PREY oisach l dalej bood2e
lnteres prowadzlo.
To jest mniej wiecej pow6d
przesladowania DR.. McGlynn, Doc
hereby on sic ME dopusci4.
Pod}ug tutej szego zwyczaju
dziennikarskiego g}os jednego jest
TAXI dobry, jak tysiecy, spodzie-
wan sic vice, re i niniejsza kores-
pondencya mole znajdzie
miejsce we Warusie, tenn bardziej,
re mann dowody ma wszystko co
pisa}em i pisze bezstronme, a re to
sprawl taxa, kt6ra sic ME tyczy
zadnej osobistosci, tylko zgni}ej
kliki politycznej, vice podpis moi
zbytcczny.
Justice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

2 Pesztu przyni6sf telegram
zamorski wiadomosc, re prezydent
bufgarskiego sobrania F onczow
publicznie oswiadczyt, il ksiaze
sasko koburgski stasznie oszuka4
Bu}garow, gby4 jest on niedznem
narzedziem Roszi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
Mode PIsMA.

Lekarz DomoevH pc kilko
mieslecznym letargu, znowu
sic ocucif " ubiegfym tygo-
dniu, bfagajac roda'Sow, kt6-
rychdawniej odwiedzaf, ably "a
pfacili, CO winni. Podaf tak2e
Liste biedakow, lecz widaG,
lie ma tych %jeszcze sic ME po-
zna}. What n. p. "a biedaka
dosyc zasobnego i rzetelnego
wiarusa winohskiego Jana Ia
borowskiego, ktory tel ma
tychmiast TAXA mu pail odpo-
wiedz:
Do DR.. NJ. Kossakowskie-
go,
Wydawcy Lekarza Dom.
668 Noble Str.
Chicago, III.
Panic! Niniejszem wzywam
Gle, abys zaraz przysz}ym nu-
merze swojego pisma odwo}a}, IL
ia jestem dluznikiem Lekorza DO.
mowego, DO jezeli tego ME uczy-
nisz, postapie panem r6wniez pu-
b%licznie w spos6b taxi, ma jaki po-
dobne postepowanie %zas}uguje.
Juz gdy mi przys}ano 2gi nu-
mel Lsk. Dom., powiedzia}em H.
stowemu, re tego pisma ME chez
utrzymywat, a PREY 3cim numerze
odes}a4em jez dopiskiem Refused.
Odtad wcale 60 ME utrzymywa-
lem, co moze poswiadczyG nasz
polski listowy MARGIN Daszkowski,
wogdle wiecej P~ahskiego
Leharza ME widziaiem.
II. a. Z~aborowshi.
DIV ON, pierwsze polshiie pisDeo
| HuSroeoane 10 An.eryce, ju3 Prsess-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

q sqsiednioyo Independence do
wiadujemy sic, he tamtejsza grupa
Zwiazkowa, ~liczaca 80 cz}onkow,
wysle wtasnego delegate ma seJm
Zwlazku Mar. Pol. do St. Paul. =
Nv Indedendence 4niwa bardzo
liche, Chinch-bugsy bardzo znisz-
czyiy ~pszenice, tax il miejscami
wcale jej ME koszono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

Zylko jedem Polak we Winonie
- Ludwik Sikorski - ma notaryat
publiczny, a jednak trudnoby mu
sic by4o z tego urzedu utrzymac,
gdyby ME mia} innych zrdde} do
shodu. Polacy nieoylko kupc6w OBJ
cej narodowosci wiecej popieraja,
jak swoich, ale i urzednik6w. Biz
sza koszula cia}a, aniieli suknia -
a co W polskim interesie napisze i
uczyni ma mocy swego urzedu no
taryusz polski ola Polaka, to pew
n%iejsze pomyslnego skotku, nii
pisanie cudzoziemca, kt6ry moze
wolf interesowanej osoby wyraznie
uie pojq}.
Pan sikorski sprzedaje takte
karty okretowe.
DO usupelnienia wydanego
niedawno przez Ks. Pob}ockiego 2
Che}mna s}ownika prowincyonaliz-
NOW kaszubskich poleca redaktor
WS0rus0 wyraz dnuchoczka ia
Mast wachlarz), ~s}yszany ma sobot-
guim swiietnym balu naszego Legionu
Polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
z text Eraznla Odrowaia.
Gdy6y6: 6yl...

Gdy6y6: 6y7...
Gdybym hy4 rota, )uba!
Me kwitfbym cafe lato,
A gdyoys zagniewana
Przyszia mnie iajaG "a to -
Odrzekf bym krzak zielony:
Zgub pierwej picknos6 wfasna:
Prey tobie, luba moja,
R6tyczki wszystkie gasna.
Gdybym byf gwiazdka srebrna,
Jasna jak blask %krysztafu,
S%zukafbym tn ma ziemi
Mojego idoaiu,
A gdybym ciebie zoczyf,
Zlecia}bym W zachwyceniu,
By jasniec ponad czofem
w twych clemnycb wfoskow
cieniu.
Gdybym by1 muszka ziota,
Jaka& nieznosna muchu:
hocham clq. kOcham!
Breezy ci kofo ucha.
Hasa TIVE czoto, lica,
W szyjke Gle tel uclefa,
Nakoniec W oczku jasnem
We teach twych utonefa.
Gdybym byf .jask6feczka,
Ach dziwnych obyczajow:
Ma zine bym ME leciaf
DO cudzych ziem j KRAKOW;
i A gdyby przyszfy mrozy
sniegu pfatkow role,
Ma TWEEN serdu.zku ciep4em
! By1oby'A sniasdlo mojs!
mr. Cf,JE ~ wv nIyC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
Grunta
" WHINE. MINI.

Nam ia sprzeda1 245 a.
krow gruntu pc nieboszczyku
Klupie W Genie pc $3.50 "a
akier, a Kompania JUL dzisiaj
1ada pc $500 70 W okolicy,
daleko p%ofozone) cd polskiej
osady.
Kupujacym wydajq sic "a
raz cz.yste hipote&i warranty
Deeds, je2-li zas z CORY
wszystko zap}aca = W przeci-
wynn razie dale sic kontrakt
z kredytem stosownie do
wplaconej sunny.
Nam tak3e ma sprzedaa W
miescie Whine 50 Lofty pc dol.
100 jedna.
Jos. Gillmajster
500 Noble Str, Chicago, III.
[Pefnomocnik PAM o.. r..
Klupp.
MS MONA sic take zg}osic do
Hieronima Derdowskiego, reda.
ktora ..Wiarusa."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
MINNEAPOLIS INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
Lswhs D. HIbbard. Gen. Men. VIC. Byron, Sec



w Minneapolis, Mimi, bedz;e
cd 8 dol5pazdz. narodowa konwen-
eva Rycerzy Piracy. Tame otwar-
ia zostanie 81 sierpnia wysta-
wa przemys}owa. Ma wszystkich
kolejach sprzedawane beda jadq-
Gym ma wystawe TAME tykiety, pc
8 Gently "a mileW sobote 8 wrzes-
MIA zbierze sic W Minneapolis
Saengerbund.
Z%amkniecie wystawy nastapi
W dniu 10 pazdziernika.
~ SnpIE WI ADJ1C A {,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
TELEGRAE D0N0Sl:
BUf RI zostali II

BUE CARRY zostali zmuszeni
ogfosi6 sic niepodlegiymi. Jezeli
atoli k%oniecznie chca miec kr6la,
niechaj swoj tron sprzedadza. jan
kiesi ofiarowallby CRUDE pieniadze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW b
VVybory do sci nlu.
Nasze polskie Kotho DrumotycS"e
qpybraio ma posiedzeniu Z 2 S'e'2'-
MA mastepujqcych c:1onho~ 19ko
dezegotop na sejm Z'1,q=Su W. w va
rodo..eqo Pol. 40 st. Raul:: ah-
CENIEGO AIPFERSCh1ua-
D7A. HER OMZN4 DERDO-
WSKIEGOi W~INCEN7EGO
ZORBIECKZEG q.
n Ma tenn sanaem posiedzeniu
po1ecR prezydent faska~ym e'zg'e
dom ~pu6liczno;ci ciesko 70 tym TO
ku przez chinch-6ugsy 9otkmistego
.far4uera augusta Gludhs z ho'-
Nngstonc.
Rsneisrtnsgo do Zaciazhu pta'
Gill cztonkowie "a miniony m'es1qc
tulko "a cent? ma blisho 5000 czton-
kow Zpiqzku Mar. FOL
PtACCIE "a WIARUsA!
Bracia Zwiqzkowi W Winonie
przepedzili popo}udnie ostatnleJ
niedzieli bardzo poboznie, splewa-
lac DO domach psalmy Dawldowe.
Pan Jan Zaborowski poszukuje
agenta do sprzedaty kropldef -
20 Is centow sztuka.
Eswarzystaco ;pieeou Ario" sic
rozwiaza}o i pod4ug swiadectwo
Rzadu Centralnego W Bay City,
honorowo wystapi4o ze Zwlazku
Mar. Polskiego. Dwaj najdzielniejsl
cz}onkowie jego, Brudnoch Grusz-
czyhski, opuscili Winone.. hrotko
pred ro~zwiazaniem sta} sic czfon-
KEN arizona i Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
a DR.. S1ominski, ktdry teraz ma
zamiar przystqpit do Ko}ka ORA
matycznego.
Pan DR.. Stominski dokonaf W
Winonie dw6ch nader szczesliwych
kuracyj.
W pierwszym przypadku wyle-
ezy} Norwegczyka, ktdry JUL cztery
lata cierpia} ma pr6ohnienie ko6ci
biodrawej nekrosisl i ma ostatku juz
wszelka w}adze straci} W chorej
nodze. - Drugim szybko i %szczes-
liwie przez DR.. Sfomihskiego wyle-
czonym Jest salonista Stencil W
Pine Creeku.
Inni lekurze winoliscy, do kto-
rych wya wspomniane osoby dotad
sic udawa}y,nie zdofa}y i'm pomddz.
Wog6le p. DIR. s}omihski
leczv bardzo szczesliwie, szczegdl-
ME choroby kobiet i dzieci.
SAoro sic rozpocznle budowa
novel kolej z Winony do mlasta
Mason, W LOWE, bedzie odnosna
Kompania potrzebowa}a ola Vino
ny chirurga. Kompania przyjmie
z pswnosciq tego chirurga, ktory
lei najwiecej okate podpisdw cd
odywateli winohskich. Rodacyl My
zbierajmy1podpisy ola DR.. stomihs-
kiego, kt6ry jest bieglejszym chirur-
giem, nib wszyscy inni doktorzy W
Winonie. Skoro by on naleiaf do
Kompanii, m6gFby wptywem swoim
niejednemu Polakowi dopomodz do
roboty.
q sqsiednioyo Independence do
w~iadujemy sic, lie tamtejsza grupa
Zwiazkowa, liczaca so cz}onkdw,
wysle wiasnego delegate ma sem
Zwlazku Mar. Pol. do St. Paul. =
Nv INDEPENDENCE 4niwa bardzo
liche, Chinch-bugsy bardzo znisz-
czyiy ~pszenice, tax il miejscami
wcale jej ME koszono.
Iylko jedem Polak we Winonie
- Ludwik Sikorski = ma notaryat
publiczny, a jednak trudnoby mu
sic by4o z tego urzedu utrzymac,
gdyby ME mia} innych zrdde} do
shodu. Polacy nietylko kupc6w OBJ
cej narodowosci wiecej popieraja,
jak swoich, ale i urzednikow. Biz
sza koszula cia}a, aniieli suknia -
a co W polskim interesie napisze i
ucZyni ma mOcy sWppO urZadu M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
Easkawe oferty %przyjmuje:
Wincenty Kupferschmidt

Cheese bye kroIem?
Krol W tym kraju
Me W zwyczaju;
lynn W tel dobie
Gle ME zrobie.
Ale jeslisz czfeku fysy
Czyli gotta masz juz banie,
To %wypefnie TIVE kaprysy,
WHO'S Ci swiety znow powstanie
ia mann TAXA medycyne,
Co jak puszcze ma MIA Slime
tenn potre glove, brode,
Wnot urosna wiosy mfode.
ChoG Bismara -
Mech 60 piorunny!-
Urosna cara
Geste kottuny.
Mojo cuda, mole ivory
Chwala wszystkie profesory,
Pc masc pisza krole, dwory,
Adrcsujac:
G. F.. Story
100 E. Second. Str.
. Winona Mimi.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-12

disposed OF and Mr. Grace returned to
America. Early acquaintanceship with
Gen. OBrien who did much toward
securing the independence of Peru, was
the cause Of the first interest Mr..
Grace took in that republic. In 1850
Mr. Grace made visit TO Callao, and
the firm Of Bryce, Grace & Co. resulted
Out of this came the now well known firms
Of William Grace e Co, of New York !:
Thomas Williams & Co, of Liverpool; I. w.
Grace & Co, of San Francisco, and Grace
Brothers Co., of Callao
Mr.. Grace came to New York permanently
in 1859, and about that time married the
daughter of George w. Gilchrst, the Maine
-hipbuilder. Mr.. Grace has been president
OF the Lumber Export company, director
OF the Marine National bank, receiver of the
Continental Life Insurance company. trustee
OF the Emigrant Savings bank, and has filled
many other positions of trust aside from
having been mayor Of New York. His con
tributions for charity and the Irish cause ha We
been large, and be is said to he generous to a
fault.
Contrary to statements made during the
mayoralty campaign in which he was con-
cerned, ex-Mayor Grace is not a Roman
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-12
Civi1ity of English En- pIoyes,

A tribute is due English shopkeepers, and,
indeed, NIL who in any manner deal with tho
'ublic, for civility wholly unknown in our
'wn land Of the brave and the Free The
'ast telegram sent before leaving New York
was glanced over by the practiced eye OF
Jay Goulds young gentleman who took il.
and was saluted with: ~ say! Them ain't
no ten words: the,n's 1eveh. Gimme anoth-
er nickel" The first telegram sent in Eng
land the receiver said: SHOT quite the right
change, sir; tuppence more, please" and
after it had been paid him, sThank you. n
And lie, remember, was government en-
ploye. What will the naughty gentlemen
who peddle postage stamps and money orders
n the United States think Of a nation so de-
oased that Its postal clerks say thank you"
when they sell even the ha'penny gum
backed eignettes of the queens The trades
men and their assistants all respond in the
same fashion to anything said by a customer,
active or positive. until the mechanical
"Thank you" either grows monotonous or is
unnoticed. have been thanked by banker
who cashed a letter Of credit, and thanked
this Is no travellers lie) by the man who sold
me railway ticket Hotel and other bills
are ussially recepted with the additional
words, with Thanks" and in some cases
with but thanks" The latter is partic-
ularly solacing; nobody likes to think that
10 has been put of with an inferior quality
f thanks The "thank you" habit has its in
onsrui'ics, though, as witness q common
orm Of dialogue:
"Iaye a boat this morning,"
slot thi, morning."
"Tt;uik yuu."
Or in q restaurant;
"Waiter, this chop isn't half cooked. Take
away"
"l-a k you, sir. "-Loadon Letter,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-12
OHIOS NATURAL GAS.
GOVERNOR FOSTER ESTIMATES THE
FIELD At 1oo, 900 ACRES.

The Ohio OIL Region and It's Prospects.
Cheap Gas to be Made Out Of Oil-Gos-
sip About a Great Manufacturing Re-
giOn Of the Future.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-12
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-12

value Of a happy home, congenial wife and
seven or eight children. Since the recent de-
velopnents in Peru in which he is interested
II viii be more difficult to estimate his wealth
Inns active spirit in the great Peruvian
deals Is the youngest brother of William r.
an active, dashing and progressive man of
business. When William R. was elected to
.he mayoralty he telegraphed his brother,
then III Liverpool, to come to America and
assume control of the business here. The
young man at once placed himself on the
ground and assumed entire management of
tne vast business of the concern. For some
TIME he has been In South America. lnt Is
nov now sad to be in London consulting with Sir
henry Tyler and Gerald A. Ollard, who arc
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-12
THE TWO GRACES,
William r. and Michael p, Who II

William r. and Michael p, who Have
Practically Purchased Peru.
William r. Grace is known outside New
York principally as ex-mayor Of that great
and growing town. but just now a great
deal Is being said Of him because of the
great syndicate which has just secured con-
troll of wonderfully extensive and valuable
franchises n, Peru. Although Michael p.
Grace has figured as the nominal head of
these enterprises it is generally understood
here that his brother had much to do with
the "deal"
William R. Grace was born in Ireland in
1882, and came to America when only Is
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years old. He Sc
cured a clerkship in
4 shipping house,
and three years
later returned to
Ireland to-
with his father in
regard to starting
a business of his
own. The Liver
pool firm of Will
lam r. Grace &
Co. resulted from
this visit. Though
fairly successful
this business was
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INV hci "ltH u stldIlk6 IQaXueClSm Which /
found impossible to resist.
l obeyed hesitatingly I had locked
and bolted my door when went to bed, but
it now opened without touch at our an
proach, and closed when we had passed out
side.
My guide went on before, while I followed
as she led, and with the same gliding move
ment as her own, in which there was no
measured tread or use of feet. Out under
the stars we went, and as looked up to the
vault above seemed under her guidance to
fathom the mysteries of the armament. to
see what could not be discovered by the nat.
ural eye even though gazing through the
mightiest telescope, and while was wrapped
in wonder and delight something like the
divine strains Of grand oratorio burst upon
my ears.
ut is the music Of the spheres" said my
spirit guide.
When that sound had died away heard
faint melody beneath my feet which learned
was the music of buds as they unfolded into
leaves, and as color was added to the expand-
ing petals OF the flowers it came with dane
ing rhythm, breaking with exquisite bar-
mony upon my ear.
"You wonder at what you see and hear
but you must know that long before the creo'
ton OF the objective man there existed etbe-
real races in whom, as cycle after cycle
rolled on, the senses one by one developed
The spiritual eye and ear then saw and heard
what has been shut out by physical grossness
since Adam came. But there have been in
all ages favored few who have retained this
wonderful power of hearing and of sight.
This possessed In the earth life as now. and
have power to communicate it to Won. INIT
for this night only
"You have heard the story of my short sad
life, MY strange and sudden death.
"This subtle, spiritual essence which I ms
sessed was in such antagonism to NV earth
bound and well nigh soulless companion that
he sought my death passed out of life bv
my husbands hand; how, it matters not now
to tell. -'"
"Come and will show you how haunt his
dreams" -.
We stood in richly furnished room where
man lay sleeping. Slowly back and forth
the specter waved her lamp before his face.
and as the blue fame played about his hand
some features it disclosed CLEAN Of wicked
ness as II a devils soul shone out. He moved
uneasily, as il in horrid dreams, and groaned
and muttcred insrticuIate words which
sounded like snothered curses. EVERY night
stand by his bedside and every morning he
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Catholic. Person
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He has the round
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Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF ARCHIBALD G. WATSON, DEcEAs

Estate OF ARCHIBALD G. WATSON, DECEASED.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned, Ad.
ministrator OF the Estate of Archibald G. Watson,
deceased 10 the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
siter the first publication OF this notice, to the
sMd administrator, at his place Of business in
the Town OF Broadford In the County of Alturss.
Dated az Broadford. Idaho May 10, 1887.
CYRILLE vERDON,
ml0w5 deeeased.
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